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Show notes for Friday 17 September 2010
09:05 Report released into Air NZ test-flight crash in Perpignan, France
Captain Tim Burfoot, Transport Accident Investigation Commission's Chief Investigator of Accidents.
France's air safety board has recommended more strigent regulation of test flights like the Air New Zealand one that crashed off Perpignan killing seven people nearly two years ago. Early this morning, the French accident investigation body found risky flight manoeuvres, poor flight deck communication and maintenance errors were to blame for the crash.
09:20 Helium - is the world's supply due to run out?
Professor Bob Richardson, Nobel-prize winning physicist - he says the world's supplies of helium are due to expire in the next 30 or so years, which will have devastating consequences.
09:30 Dating by the book
Matt Sherman, co-founder of the new literary dating website Alikewise, which allows members to find potential mates based on their book tastes.
09:45 Asia correspondent Phil O'Sullivan
10:05 Stephanie Bennett - documentary maker
Stephanie Bennett produced the first "rockumentary" - The Compleat Beatles - in 1981 and subsequently produced and directed some 50 documentaries and concerts featuring major rock stars, such as Chuck Berry, The Beach Boys, Marianne Faithful, Roy Orbison and Joni Mitchell.
10:30 Children's Book Review with John McIntyre
Annexed by Sharon Dogar
Published by Anderson Press
ISBN 978-1-84939-221-1
An Elephant in The Garden by Michael Morpurgo
Published by Harper Collins
ISBN 978-0-00-733956-3
10:45 Reading
The Doubling Bike by Elizabeth Pulford
A 13-year-old girl learns to ride a bike so she can go riding with a young suitor but - her learning doesn't stop there.
11:05 New Music with Sean McKenna
Blog about music venues affected by the earthquake in Christchurch.
Artist: Mavis Staples
Album: You Are Not Alone
Songs: Creep Along Moses
We're Gonna Make It
Video: Making of the album
Performing a cover of 'Wrote A Song For Everyone' by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Artist: Phil Collins
Album: Going Back
Song: Love is Here and Now You're Gone
Video: The Making Of...
Artist: Seu Jorge and Almaz
Album: Seu Jorge and Almaz
Song: Pai Joao
Free download of Roy Ayers cover 'Everybody Loves the Sunshine'
Video: Interview
11:30 Sports commentator Richard Boock
The NZ cricket squad for Bangladesh, more corruption in international cricket, US Open winner Rafael Nadal's threat to Federer and Sampras and India-bashing over the Commonwealth Games.
11:45 Week That Was with Radar and Irene Pink
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- 09:08 Report released into Air NZ test-flight crash in Perpignan
France's air safety board has recommended more stringent regulation of test flights like the Air New Zealand one that crashed off Perpignan killing seven people nearly two years ago. Early this morning, the French accident investigation body found risky flight manoeuvres, poor flight deck communication and maintenance errors were to blame for the crash. (11′31″)
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- 09:23 Helium - is the world's supply due to run out?
Nobel-prize winning physicist - he says the world's supplies of helium are due to expire in the next 30 or so years, which will have devastating consequences. (8′16″)
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- 09:35 Dating by the book
Co-founder of the new literary dating website Alikewise, which allows members to find potential mates based on their book tastes. (8′18″)
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- 09:49 Asia Correspondent - Phil O'Sullivan
The China-Japan patrol boat dispute, the media's role in the Philippines bus hostage crisis and a lawyer in China takes on the government's one-child policy. (10′54″)
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- 10:10 Feature Guest - Stephanie Bennett
Stephanie Bennett produced the first 'rockumentary' - The Compleat Beatles - in 1981 and subsequently produced and directed some 50 documentaries and concerts featuring major rock stars, such as Chuck Berry, The Beach Boys, Marianne Faithful, Roy Orbison and Joni Mitchell. (26′08″)
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- 10:37 Children's Book Review with John McIntyre
Books reviewed are 'Annexed' by Sharon Dogar, published by Anderson Press and 'Elephant in The Garden' by Michael Morpurgo, published by Harper Collins. (8′11″)
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- 11:06 New Music with Sean McKenna
The songs are 'Creep Along Moses' off the album You Are Not Alone by the artist Mavis Staples, 'Love is Here and Now You're Gone' off the album Going Back by the artist Phil Collins and 'Pai Joao' off the album Seu Jorge and Almaz by the artists Seu Jorge and Almaz. (17′29″)
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- 11:36 Sports commentator Richard Boock
The NZ cricket squad for Bangladesh, more corruption in international cricket, US Open winner Rafael Nadal's threat to Federer and Sampras and India-bashing over the Commonwealth Games. (11′40″)
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- 11:48 Week That Was
With Radar and Irene Pink. (11′27″)
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